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In the latest episode of Deja Vu, we trace how new media fuelled conspiracy theories, from European witch-hunts to AI. How does social media blur the lines betw…
In the latest episode of Deja Vu, we trace how new media fuelled conspiracy theories, from European witch-hunts to AI.
How does social media blur the lines between information and conspiracy theories?
🎙️ On #DejaVu, host Mohamed Hassan hears from scholar Aya Labanieh.
📺 Watch the full episode on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts.
Information Technology could be fantastic if humans weren't involved because humans are stupid. AI doesn't count. AI is simply digitized stupidity.
Metal Gear Solid predicted this decades ago lol<br>Truth still exists, but the flow of information is so constant and great that it becomes difficult to discern truth from conspiracy and fiction.
😆 awful lot of conspiracy theories coming true in 2026. So far the only conspiracy I've witnessed is a freemason govermennt who had sold its people out to foreigners, exactly like how the Roman elite did with the barbarians, before Rome fell.